Unsportsmanlike Conduct

[Smed55]

I get that it gets old. but the same people continue to rip him and give him no credit so I will continue to defend him. watch when the Vikings lose I will be hearing about it.

And there's your problem Coug, I've said he played well, I've said he's had good games, I've said he's made some dam nice throws, overall I still think he's not anywhere near where you think he is.

You bitch about people not giving him any credit, I have, yet anytime his team loses or he plays poorly, it's ALWAYS his bad wR's, his bad oline, his shitty coaches, it's NEVER EVER Shammies fault, in your eyes!

 

[Smed55]

Don't for get the starting left tackle is done for the year too. Well don't forget the X factor they traded for. They would be 1-2 if they didn't.

Please, please, please, get a clue. SHammie has played two games, ya he played a good game against the Vikes, didn't do anything special against Carolina. I've picked the Vikes in my pickem league every week so far, why, because of their defense, and that has been the reason they are 3-0.
I've watched every game, Hill could have started all three of them, but you just can't grasp that

 

[27mtrcougar]

Please, please, please, get a clue. SHammie has played two games, ya he played a good game against the Vikes, didn't do anything special against Carolina. I've picked the Vikes in my pickem league every week so far, why, because of their defense, and that has been the reason they are 3-0.
I've watched every game, Hill could have started all three of them, but you just can't grasp that

Yes because the Panthers D is so crappy and they never win at home either right? Hill could have started yes but Win not so much. Why would they give up a first rd pick if Hill could do it? I'll tell you... Because the Viks are smarter then you which you can't grasp. The Vikes didn't do anything special? How about stop the Panthers 14 game home winning streak?

 

[shopson67]

Yes because the Panthers D is so crappy and they never win at home either right? Hill could have started yes but Win not so much. Why would they give up a first rd pick if Hill could do it? I'll tell you... Because the Viks are smarter then you which you can't grasp. The Vikes didn't do anything special? How about stop the Panthers 14 game home winning streak?

The offense scored one TD. They couldn't run the ball (less than 3 yards per carry) and 171 yards passing isn't very impressive either. The defense/special teams scored 9 points on their own, sacked the MVP 8 times and forced 3 INTs (and injured him, which hampered his play for the rest of the game). Panthers were better on 3rd down than the Vikings offensively. The defense won the day for the Vikings.

 

[27mtrcougar]

The offense scored one TD. They couldn't run the ball (less than 3 yards per carry) and 171 yards passing isn't very impressive either. The defense/special teams scored 9 points on their own, sacked the MVP 8 times and forced 3 INTs (and injured him, which hampered his play for the rest of the game). Panthers were better on 3rd down than the Vikings offensively. The defense won the day for the Vikings.

When you don't give Sam any credit I'll just let you read a nice article and you can learn something.




Vikings quarterback Sam Bradford has made a great impact on his teammates, and not just because of his ability to throw a football. On Monday, tight end Kyle Rudolph became the most recent Vikings to praise Bradford’s ability to take a hit.

“I think the biggest thing that I’ve learned about Sam is just how tough he is,” Rudolph said on PFT Live. “The way that he stood in there not only yesterday but also last week taking hit after hit after hit and still making throws downfield. A couple throws come to mind against Green Bay last week to [Stephon] Diggs and you don’t really see it until you go back and watch the tape. He’s got a lot of guts and a lot of grit and he stands in there and throws the ball downfield knowing he’s gonna take a hit.”

The passing game has become more important given the knee injury suffered by running back Adrian Peterson.

“Anytime you lose a player of that magnitude it has an effect,” Rudolph said of Peterson. “We kind of went through it with Teddy [Bridgewater] a little under a month ago and you can never replace a player of that caliber. They’re just irreplaceable but it was kind of the message when Teddy went down and it’s been the message unfortunately throughout the early part of our season. Each guy on the team has to do one more thing better and get a little better each day and try to make up that ground that we’re missing when you lose a great player.”

Even without a couple of great players, the Vikings could be on the verge of becoming great.

“For us it’s about getting better each and every week,” Rudolph said. “Obviously, we think we have a ton of talent. We wouldn’t have traded a first-round pick for a quarterback at the beginning of the season if our organization didn’t believe that we can win now and believe in the talent that we have in that locker room but for us it’s about sticking to what we do. Playing complimentary football, playing smart football and winning the game in the fourth quarter.”

They’ve done it for three straight Sundays, getting better as the game unfolds. The next chance comes Monday night, against the Giants.

 

[shopson67]

"On Monday, tight end Kyle Rudolph became the most recent Vikings to praise Bradford’s ability to take a hit."

Bwahahahahaha. Don't count on that lasting. Mr. Glass will be on the injured list soon enough if they don't protect him well enough.

Doesn't change the fact that it was the defense that once again won the day. 8 sacks, 3 INTs and 9 points from the D. 1 TD from the offense. How much of the offense's field position was a result of the sacks and INTs?

 

[27mtrcougar]

"On Monday, tight end Kyle Rudolph became the most recent Vikings to praise Bradford’s ability to take a hit."

Bwahahahahaha. Don't count on that lasting. Mr. Glass will be on the injured list soon enough if they don't protect him well enough.

Doesn't change the fact that it was the defense that once again won the day. 8 sacks, 3 INTs and 9 points from the D. 1 TD from the offense. How much of the offense's field position was a result of the sacks and INTs?

And thats his fault his O line sucks?? Let me know when Goff's team mates have his respect and think he's a bad ass like all of Sam's team mates have always said. Never a bad word about him from any team he's been on.

 

[27mtrcougar]

He's a fun fact for you… The Vikes are paying Sam 7m to be their starting QB this year. The same amount the Rams are paying Goff to hold a clip board.

 

[shopson67]

And thats his fault his O line sucks?? Let me know when Goff's team mates have his respect and think he's a bad ass like all of Sam's team mates have always said. Never a bad word about him from any team he's been on.

I didn't say it's his fault. I just wouldn't count on him being able to continue to take those hits. Randolph is talking about it like it's a badge of honor, but we've seen enough of Sam to know he isn't built to take all those hits.

You're so defensive...finding blame when it isn't there.

 

[Smed55]

Bottomline Coug, if the Vikes defense wasn't playing lights out they would be 0-3, and that's with Shammie at QB.

That article you referenced means absolutely shit! You don't think our coached and players said the same thing, whos going to rip their own players, of course they are going to heap praise on him!
Plus the fact someone finally threw the ball to Rudolph, of course he loves Shammie, he's throwing the ball to him.
I would also say that they think Bridgewater is great, sorry, but he's Ok, not great!


Keep throwing the bullshit though Cougie, everyone on here is wrong and you are right! I mean think about it, for 6 years he has put up HOF numbers, he's taken numerous teams to the playoffs, countless winning seasons, always among the league leaders in QB stats, the list goes on, but I just don't have the time to list all of his accomplishments.

Oh wait, I do have the time to list his accomplishments, here they are:
He's done diddly, notta, nothing, zilch,zero, not a God Dam Thing!

 

[27mtrcougar]

Bottomline Coug, if the Vikes defense wasn't playing lights out they would be 0-3, and that's with Shammie at QB.

That article you referenced means absolutely shit! You don't think our coached and players said the same thing, whos going to rip their own players, of course they are going to heap praise on him!
Plus the fact someone finally threw the ball to Rudolph, of course he loves Shammie, he's throwing the ball to him.
I would also say that they think Bridgewater is great, sorry, but he's Ok, not great!


Keep throwing the bullshit though Cougie, everyone on here is wrong and you are right! I mean think about it, for 6 years he has put up HOF numbers, he's taken numerous teams to the playoffs, countless winning seasons, always among the league leaders in QB stats, the list goes on, but I just don't have the time to list all of his accomplishments.

Oh wait, I do have the time to list his accomplishments, here they are:
He's done diddly, notta, nothing, zilch,zero, not a God Dam Thing!

It's easy to call the Eagles' trade of Bradford to the Vikings in early September a win-win now that both teams are 3-0, although we said as much at the time, too. Not only are the Eaglesand Vikings both more watchable, Bradford is showing off traits he rarely displayed during his time in St. Louis. The former No. 1 overall pick is overcoming a terrible offensive line and showing a willingness to make tough throws into tight windows.

Bradford gives this Vikings team the ability to dream the impossible in this post-Teddy Bridgewater, post-Adrian Peterson world. He even gets to face rookie Carson Wentz and the rest of his former Eagles teammates in Philadelphia in Week 7. Who knows? They could face off one more time in a season where everything is coming up Roseman.


It's nice people are actually noticing how good Sam is playing despite a very bad Oline.

 

[27mtrcougar]

I didn't say it's his fault. I just wouldn't count on him being able to continue to take those hits. Randolph is talking about it like it's a badge of honor, but we've seen enough of Sam to know he isn't built to take all those hits.

You're so defensive...finding blame when it isn't there.

I just don't think it's fair calling him mr glass.. Yes he's had injuries but if you really think of all the hits he takes it really shows his toughness. I know when he was with the Rams he took more hits then any QB.

 

[Smed55]

I just don't think it's fair calling him mr glass.. Yes he's had injuries but if you really think of all the hits he takes it really shows his toughness. I know when he was with the Rams he took more hits then any QB.

Again, you don't know Jack Shit, "you know that he took morehits than any QB" BS, there's a ton of QB's that were sacked waaaaaay more than Shammy was every year, which if they were getting sacked more than him, the odds were they were also taking more hits than him!

 

[27mtrcougar]

Again, you don't know Jack Shit, "you know that he took morehits than any QB" BS, there's a ton of QB's that were sacked waaaaaay more than Shammy was every year, which if they were getting sacked more than him, the odds were they were also taking more hits than him!

Wrong again. Sam took more hits then anyone on a few of those Rams teams. look it up! do you think we had a good OLINE! OR WR's? no we didn't. those teams wernt just bad but they are some of the worst teams in NFL history. Now you are just seeing what he can do with a little help.

 

[shopson67]

Wrong again. Sam took more hits then anyone on a few of those Rams teams. look it up! do you think we had a good OLINE! OR WR's? no we didn't. those teams wernt just bad but they are some of the worst teams in NFL history. Now you are just seeing what he can do with a little help.

Your stats, Mr. Trump...

2010:
Cutler 52
Flacco 40
Rivers 38
McNabb 37
Vick/Orton/Bradford 34

2011:
Alex Smith 44
Tavaris Jackson 42
Roethlisberger/Gabbert 40
Sanchez 39
Stafford/Romo/Rodgers/Moore/Bradford 36

2012:
Rodgers 51
Rivers 49
Dalton 46
Luck 41
Cutler 38
Newton/Romo 36
Flacco/Tannehill/Bradford 35

2013:
Tannehill 58
Bradford injured, 15 sacks in 7 games

2014:
Bortles 55
Bradford injured, DNP

 

[27mtrcougar]

Your stats, Mr. Trump...

2010:
Cutler 52
Flacco 40
Rivers 38
McNabb 37
Vick/Orton/Bradford 34

2011:
Alex Smith 44
Tavaris Jackson 42
Roethlisberger/Gabbert 40
Sanchez 39
Stafford/Romo/Rodgers/Moore/Bradford 36

2012:
Rodgers 51
Rivers 49
Dalton 46
Luck 41
Cutler 38
Newton/Romo 36
Flacco/Tannehill/Bradford 35

2013:
Tannehill 58
Bradford injured, 15 sacks in 7 games

2014:
Bortles 55
Bradford injured, DNP

Umm looks like he's taken a few hits?? Thanks for making my point. So do you think Goff will survive that kind of abuse I doubt it?? My point is he has taken his share of nasty hits. Oh and Danette Flacco Cutler Rogers all miss time with injuries ?

 

[shopson67]

Umm looks like he's taken a few hits?? Thanks for making my point. So do you think Goff will survive that kind of abuse I doubt it?? My point is he has taken his share of nasty hits.

Far from your claim that he took more than anyone else.

 

[27mtrcougar]

Far from your claim that he took more than anyone else.

And a lot of those guys were hurt too.

 

[27mtrcougar]

How many hits did he take with the Eagles last year I'm just curious

 

[Smed55]

How many hits did he take with the Eagles last year I'm just curious

Gee, your the one that said Shammy has beenhitt more than ANYONE, just look it up. Well if You want to know how many times Shammy was hit last year, look it up!

Then you make a stupid remark like, well that proves my point that he's been getting hit. No your point was that he's been hit more than ANYONE, which is FAR from the truth!
Sad thing is a few years he threw the ball a ton more than a lot of people, yet was still sacked less than some of those guys!